The world of litigation is constantly evolving, and arbitrations are emerging as an increasingly strategic solution.

Why this trend? Several key factors contribute to this success:
➡ Fast time: The Milan Chamber of Arbitration (CAM) records fast adjudication times, with an average of only 12 months in Italy.
➡ Greater Transparency: The Cartabia reform introduced full disclosure of arbitrators’ potential conflicts of interest, providing greater transparency and trust.
➡ Flexibility and Specialization: The ability to appoint arbitrators based on their specialization is critical for complex matters that require niche expertise. Arbitrators have more resources and time than ordinary judges to instruct disputes.
➡ Stability of Decisions: Arbitral awards are rarely appealable, which gives great stability to decisions.
➡ International Context: The growing presence of foreign investors in Italy welcomes the possibility of an active role in choosing the body that will decide any disputes. The Russia-Ukraine conflict has also contributed to the increase in arbitration disputes, especially in the construction and energy sectors.